Lane Value Retrieval

Command 0xa3: Get Lane Variable#

ubyte string
Variable Lane ID

Asks for the value of a certain variable of the named lane.

The following variable values can be retrieved, the type of the return value is also shown in the table.

Overview Retrievable Lane Variables

Variable ValueType Description Python Method
id list (0x00) stringList Returns a list of ids of all lanes within the scenario (the given Lane ID is ignored) getIDList
count (0x01) int Returns the number of lanes within the scenario (the given Lane ID is ignored) getIDCount
link number (0x30) ubyte Returns the number of links outgoing from this lane [#] getLinkNumber
edge id (0x31) string Returns the id of the edge this lane belongs to getEdgeID
links (0x33) compound Returns descriptions of the links outgoing from this lane [m] getLinks
allowed vehicle classes (0x34) stringList Returns the mml-definitions of vehicle classes allowed on this lane getAllowed
disallowed vehicle classes (0x35) stringList Returns the mml-definitions of vehicle classes not allowed on this lane getDisallowed
length (0x44) double Returns the length of the named lane [m] getLength
vmax (0x41) double Returns the maximum speed allowed on this lane [m/s] getMaxSpeed
shape (0x4e) shape Returns this lane's shape getShape
width (0x4d) double Returns the width of the named lane [m] getWidth
CO2 emissions (id 0x60) double Sum of CO2 emissions on this lane in mg during this time step. getCO2Emission
CO emissions (id 0x61) double Sum of CO emissions on this lane in mg during this time step. getCOEmission
HC emissions (id 0x62) double Sum of HC emissions on this lane in mg during this time step. getHCEmission
PMx emissions (id 0x63) double Sum of PMx emissions on this lane in mg during this time step. getPMxEmission
NOx emissions (id 0x64) double Sum of NOx emissions on this lane in mg during this time step. getNOxEmission
fuel consumption (id 0x65) double Sum of fuel consumption on this lane in ml during this time step. getFuelConsumption
noise emission (id 0x66) double Sum of noise generated on this lane in dBA. getNoiseEmission
electricity consumption (id 0x71) double Sum of electricity consumption on this lane in kWh during this time step. getElectricityConsumption
last step vehicle number (0x10) int The number of vehicles on this lane within the last time step. getLastStepVehicleNumber
last step mean speed (0x11) double Returns the mean speed of vehicles that were on this lane within the last simulation step [m/s] getLastStepMeanSpeed
last step vehicle ids (0x12) stringList Returns the list of ids of vehicles that were on this lane in the last simulation step getLastStepVehicleIDs
last step occupancy (0x13) double Returns the total lengths of vehicles on this lane during the last simulation step divided by the length of this lane getLastStepOccupancy
last step mean vehicle length (0x15) double The mean length of vehicles which were on this lane in the last step [m] getLastStepLength
waiting time (0x7a) double Returns the waiting time for all vehicles on the lane [s] getWaitingTime
traveltime (0x5a) double Returns the estimated travel time for the last time step on the given lane [s] getTraveltime
last step halting number (0x14) int Returns the total number of halting vehicles for the last time step on the given lane. A speed of less than 0.1 m/s is considered a halt. getLastStepHaltingNumber

Response 0xb3: Lane Variable#

ubyte string ubyte <return_type>
Variable Lane ID Return type of the variable <VARIABLE_VALUE>

The respond to a "Command Get Lane Variable".

If you request the list of links, an compound object is returned, structured as following. Attention, each part is forwarded by a byte which represents its data type, except "length".

integer type + integer link ... link
Length Number of links Link 1 ... Link n

where length is the total number of following elements -- counting each element of link separately -- and link is described by:

type + string type + string type + ubyte type + ubyte type + ubyte type + string type + string type + double
consecutive not internal lane consecutive internal lane has priority (=1) or not (=0) is opened (=1) or not (=0) has approaching foe (=1) or not (=0) (current) state direction length [m] - only valid if not using internal lanes

Caution

Please note that the information "is opened" and "has approaching foe" currently refer to the current time step; this is rather inappropriate and will be probably changed in the next future.

Extended retrieval messages#

Some further messages require additional parameters.

Overview Extended Variables Retrieval

Variable Request ValueType Response ValueType Description Python Method
foes (0x37) toLane (string) stringVector Returns the list of foe lanes. There are two modes for calling this method. If toLane is a normal road lane that is reachable from the laneID argument, the list contains all lanes that are the origin of a connection with right-of-way over the connection between laneID and toLane. If toLane is empty and laneID is an internal lane, the list contains all internal lanes that intersect with laneID. getFoes